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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

CANADA hes already found that her posi-.
tion on the fishery question 10 going to affect
her interests disastrously. According to the
report Of the minister Of customs, in 1884 there
entered Nova Scotia ports, inward with Car.
goes 293 British vessels of S35, 393 tons regis
ter, with crows numbering u, l9S; 239s Csn.
sdian vessels Of 3l4, $50 tons register and
crews Of l9, l5O; $50 foreign vessels (mostly
from the United States) Of 27676l tons reg.
lister, with crews OF II, TO men. For the year
just ended the figures show IN increase Of 80
vessels Of Brit,sh register, and falling OF Of
1893 Canadian vessels Of l,729 So tons Of regis.
ter, and 2O6 foreign vessels Of l62. .6l7 tons
register, the harbors most generally Affected
being Halifax, Gsysboro, Sydney and Pictou.
In New Brunswick the figures show the fol.
lowing decline: In Canadian vessols l4a Of
5,29o tons register; In United States vessels
2l8, 265 tons register the ports most suder.
Ing this los being st John and Hillsboro.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

The communication from correspond.
ent elsewhere advocating better railroad
communication between Lancaster and
four important townships In lower Lancas-
ter county, viii strike great many people
q most sensible and practical project.
Lancaster ought 70 b the mart Tor Oil OF
this county's productions. AZ water runs
down hill, 20 should oil the commerce OF
this county dow into Lancaster. And when
such condition Of affairs does not exist, II
u wise community that takes measures
to speedily bring 1t about.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

SEVENTY SIX yeas ago on the Let OF April,
William Bucknell, Of Philsdslphia. hst NV
the light and 1t was well for Bucknsll uni.
vsrsity, Lswisburg, Union county, that such
IN event occurred. On Friday Mr.. Bucknsll
gave $50, ,000 to be used BY the trustees for
Improvements TO the univsrsity. This gtft
makes el42. 900 given BY Mr.. Bucknen to this
University within the Lest four ysan OF this
OF IN observatory which will have ten-jnch
equatorial and bs ready for work BY nsxt
June
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

u tsesdlA = ~ ssununilv; and
IN ssjey . aaAs sgD1tal1sa fsr le0Al, ora
ese1eal - pelitisal ehillty, WAisA makes
tholr eombn1lioa ono Of the strongest
eeoeelvah,s. Eha> thsy win cut broad
sWath y loeol leeal elrclss b undoubted,
end that thsy win carry The fame Of Ian.
castsr lawyers abroad y also equally
boyoud oueStiOn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02
PERSONAL.

BLAINE's platform IL the ssms a of old.
1t 10 at the rear OF the car,
TIE PRESIDENT 10 said to bs Q nrss-clsss
noxer. ne can knock the wind out Of Rspub.
Lean ofi1ceholdeHs.
PRksIDENT CLEVELAND takss daily sxsr.
cise 10 . gymnasium recently nttad uD in
the White House. He hes worked ooVeotaon
pounds Of fas Oh sincs Nj. Asnnin0's brsak.
down.
MRa O. GALLAGHER, OF OREGON Hill, Va,
hired colored woman. Mary Robinson, Sor
domestic servica A day or two ag0 Mary
announced that she Was . rich woman ma
save her mistress house and lot
QUEEN VICTORIA at her drswtuR rooms
personally receives the dsrt eighty ladies Tho
e0teT, and - soon % che 10 informed I'M
that numher hes passed she leaves the room
and the Princes Of Wales receivss the rsst.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

SLOWLY but surely the French people are
recovering from their insanity over Victor
Hugo N. Jules Lemaitre one Of the cleverest
critics In France, contends that Hugo's dramas
tire out the public - we'll - literary people
end goes % fer - TO predict that before the
end OF the century the poet's theatrical
pieces will only count - 20 many Documents
The Hnal verdict may not be % severe but
though Hugo may rank among the nrst Of
French poets, he cannot stand on the level Of
Shakespeare and Goethe
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02
q New Law Flrn.

Yo ez1enA our cordial good wishes 70
M ~ NV arm Of Brown & Hensel,
~ Iotips IT. existence Monday. Ian.
T. 4tnDs hundred lawyers in practice
- QG1D now has bad few firms. The
oDef - 0rm that has just organ.
- - M peeGpsets that could not b
- 1eeh aDonaaee sspsier talsnts;
- - - - s'1saaAisas II
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

When beset With headache or other pains use
salvation Otl, the greatest cure on earth foe
pain.
A monument should be erected to the memory
Of the late Or. J. W. Bull, discoverer Of that
wonderful remedy, Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

The Christidn Advocate has heard Q man
remark sneerinely, "Tell mo Why there are
% few smart mon In the ministry p Tho
fool-killer ought TO start right aftsr this quss.
toner.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02
sSkly Intollgsncsr



I Ihe Railscay World attaches great i'm.
peetanee % remark Of Judge Cooley. Of
- intee-state commerce commission, that
tha1R INT business would probably be con.
G1ou1aion Of IN application Of roads Of
Xantucky and adjacent Southern states for
e1smption from the long and short-haul
G1ann Of the law because Of water-rate
eo0petition on the Mississippi; and, in
desd, such application has already been
nado.
The Importance Of this question is evil
dent, for the law leaves 1t to the discretion
q the commission TO authorize roads to
charge less for longer than for shorter dis
tAnces In special cases and, II the com.
0l0ion decide that water competition will
justify evasion Of the law, nearly every
Eoad In the country will be able to discover
dangerous competition of that kind in long
hauls. Gulf, lake, ocean or river competi.
4 oioa has IN effect more or less direct upon
GTeat part Of the interstate commerce Of
the country, and the roads no doubt expect
% tear great hole in the law at this point.
Other reasons quite a. plausible will be
urged BY roads seeking special exemption
nom the act, and this application Of the
Xsntucky roads Il but tho entering point
e . wedge that win drive an immense mas
e work upon the commission and II not
firmly resisted viii doom the law to failure.
II the commission show the least disposi-
ton to make the law flexible at this point
there is sure to be rush of aHe,mirstions
AnR ss,orto1 avapop%ior xv;<V,
oenclr,,on that thaIi long and short-haul
- must u abandoned. All depends
upon the firmness and Judgment Of the
commission.
The action Of the Chicago & Grand
Trunk railway in Withdrawing from tht
Central Trafac association ID in opposition
% the general course adopted by the road
which have sought to maintain SOM
features Of the pooling system not for
hidden by the law. 1t ID feared by th
railroad people that this action will b
followed by rate wars whereby the highe
rates established under the act will b
broken; whereat the public will rejoice.
It must be remembered that the ne,
law relieves the roads Of burden Of n
mean proportions by the withdrawal o
ftse passes, and, as the local traffic
mailer than the through traffic, tn
tondency Of tho act to cheaper local an(
hersase the cost Of through traffic, mus
odd to the profits of the railroads. It 4
5 argued, therefore, that the act viii help
H. railroads and will not benefit com.
merce, but we fail to see the strength of
ths reasoning. In natural condition Of
business, what helps the one should help
The other, and 1t is certainly part of q
natural condition that less should be
charged for shorter than for longer
haul.
The commercial world, of which ths
roads are part, is now suffering under 6
neoeasaEy surgical operation which, il sue
+ conful, win place matters on more nat
ural basis. But the roads, being the
strongest through organization, take cart
that al the cost shall fall most heavily
upon others. Time, however, must bring
relief, and business will not endure IN
enormous increase Of rates without any
Just reason for 1t.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

THAT the oy stsr IL nutricious,
Quite exquisitely delicious,
IL Q statement that can never be denied.
But he suddenly grows vicious:
Toward your stomach quite malicious,
When he's fried.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

Al medical authorities agree that catarrh 10
no more nor less than An Inflammation Of the
lining membrane Of the nasal air passages.
head are not diseases Of the blood, and It II 80
rious mistake 70 treat them - such. No consct.
enttOus physician ever attemptS TO do 20. 1t u
held by eminent medical men that sooner or
later specific viii be found for every disease
from which humanity suners. Tho fActs justify
tive cure already exists in Eiy's Cream Balm.
mI943WdoodAW
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

IT has been suggested that the wives Of
presidents ought to have their portraits hung
up with those OF their husbands In the White
House 1t would make the whole collection
vastly more beautiful
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

An exchange remarks the similarity BE-
tween . carpenter and lawyer. The latter
can fle bill, split . hair, chop logic, dove
tail IN argument, make An entry, got mp .
case, frame an Indictment empanel . jury,
put them In . boz, nail . witness, hammer .
judge, bore court chisel client and other
like thingA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

MISS HOWELL, who sustained spinal In.
juries BY fall ON g dancing door In Newark.
n. j., has SSied. A. the injuries were 70.
ceiye Feb. q, and Ash "wednesday was
ushered in Feb q, no Lent dancing moral
can bO 0pioinod.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

VIII give immediate relief Price 10 eta, 30 cts.
and 1l. For sale by H. b Cochran, DfuGRi0t
No lH North Queen street. (0l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

A PROMOTION that carries with II .
iessened salary u one Of those beautiful
anomalies seen in the government employ.
ment. Second Controller Of the Treasury
Maynard gives up that easier ONCE with q
salary Of q. 900 year to take one Of greatly
increased responsibilities with salary 300
lesa 1t u NO wonder that most able meu
want TO keep out OF the government service
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

NEW JERsEY viii not enact Pennsylva.
MAS marriage license Law. This IL great
compliment to its intrinsic merit
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

u he who attends to the comfort of his famHy
and VIII not let his little ones suffer with enso.
lives NAV be endangered, but Who should st al
times give them that sovereign remedy. Kemp'S
Bslsam. PRICE % cents Andll. Ttot Mse nee.
Queen street. (Il
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

A CHICAGO correspondent Of the Inquirer
says that under high license law there are
400 more saloons in Chicago than previously.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02
T UMBAGO-LAME BACK.
ST. JACOBS OIL.

LUNBAGo-LAHB BACK.
,ns hs e g. I
nsnt cures. are given below.
ioi Princs It,. sew @ foss. NJ.
could hssdiy ..Is: ! tried . Sottis @ y
ssssS .S"is 10. e 'ssa sissses ssssh:s
cost u bottle G. C.sHAYA8.
FaoM sAMB YIARs LArls-CuRsD
sh sonsm ny sSy i' T..
standard. sseSamsnd i eg: fss lsn,!y % Ne. : .n'
&C. sHAYN1.
ALUxsAeo su.,s,m g,s !. - 1AU.Ts. y issi: x
TO leave my house. tried st. Jacobs on.
Less than bottle e15sa SxvpS rs 1.v..xo.
Flox SAHI YHARs LArsR .CuRsp.
Lowell, Mass. Oct. o. l0o8.
Several year. ago had severe attack OF
lev. days was cured. Have not bean lrou-
bled since. DAVID LAwAEHCE.
6trasburg, TuscaIa Vss Co. Ohi0.
have been sniicted with rheumatism for
several yesrs aud got NO reli.t until nsed
"s's greatly rsl'eJySGhi JShx p1,,....ca.e
Sson SANS YlAas LATnn-Cus.p.
1:ins yoSS GO g
cured me OF sever: g:,a hssdsfs:; dhfGss:s;.rs.cu..
TIE caAsLss 4. vSss s sLss CO.. Baltimore.
- Al persons usIne o. Jacobs on oe Rs1
stamp and history oi tS;ar case. ssosivs 4Dvios
1ass.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

An entertainment given In the Boston
museum on Thursday afteinoon for the bene.
fit OF the Longiellow memorial fund was
signalized BY an almost complete group.
ing OF American suthors Whittier being the
only great literary man not present Al the
extreme left Of the semicircle extending
across the stage was the Rev. Dr. Edward E.
Hale By him sat james Russell Lowell,
beside him the familiar form and genial face
Of DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmea. On the sofa
behind the doctor was Colonel Thomas Went.
worth Higsinson. At the extreme right was
the humorist, Samuel L. ClemenA Beside
him was George W. Cartia and next were
Thomas Bailey Aldrich and william D..
Howella The entertainment consisted of
readings BY the famous wits and poets, and
the proceeds were estimated ct about Is, 900
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

The governor has almost paid for his first
years salary. He has Issued sos notary pub.
lie commissionA the total fees for which
were 1925
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

THE Tories arc weaken In their brutal
coercion policy towards ireland. Already
public opinion has forced them to abandon
the clause In the criminal law amendment
bill which provides for the changing Of
venue from Dublin to London.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02
SPECIAL 1OfIO0,


The Best Salve In the world for Cuta, REuioaa
Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever eofee, Iottee
Bfuptiona. and positively cures Pits6. o. no paJ
required. II = guArAnteod 70 give perfect o6t16
and Id North Queen Stroot LAnoA1eoI. -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02
AN UNFORTUNATE PERSON.

The most unfortunate person in the world b
one sfiicted with sick headache, but they VIII
Prescription. See sdvert1semelt I'm another
column. (A
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

IT Ii no April Fools job that Secretary
Fsirchild buckled TO on Friday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-02

those interesas alona The life OF Q commu.
nifty doesn't consist only. Of its businss. pros
perity and money.wealth. Parallel with its
iigsucs, In scientinc, literary, artistic culture
These are fully - important - the former
Tht y are necessary 70 the best use and enjoy.
msnt OF II: material prosperity. What Outset
IN hi. History Of Civilization says !.
any one sphere or department Of life
b pushed, TO the neglect OF the others, while
In that one the nation or city may become
rapidly pro-sminent up to . certain dsgres.
thn very Pre-sminenoe. OF rather the neglect
beoomo cause ol dissolution and decadence,
u not Of spesdy and utter ruin. Ancient
Greeoe devoted oil IT, energies to art alone,
nsgloctug commerce. ms1utsctures, politics
end all slss Gresos aooordingly IL 9 isw
in at She carried AT . high q II could
then b carried. Then suddenly ahs isil and
utteSly collapsed. Rome devoted herself
wholly 70 military and political pur.uita.
paying no attention TO art literature. bust.
TSsa sSS soo fai o0ddsey
Let Lancaster, indeed let America, taks
warning! Don't pus all Ne have into the one
department Of business Don't let Ill our
means time energy b given exclusivoly 70
,m.ooSy MAKING alone, neglecting the artst
growth.
WHAT n the good Of being big but stupidi
Where u the advantage OF being rich but iR.
norent and bo0rish 6iss and wealth are no
oenshk but more likely IN evil, Il mot joinod
70 tntelltgencs, rsanement, and true culture,
IwRIrB this not bscause ! think our com.
munity b In special danger OF such one
sidsd, csippiing. and svsntuslly fatal dsvsl
opusat; Soe am happy to bslisvs II y NOT
Along With our swsksnipg In business mat
ter4 - stsns ofa hest starting Up Of Energy
LIE . veil The good influence a ous col
leDo an6 theological aeminasy cannot - over
eif11a1o1 u thh nastss. 0as high sehool
~ Ne pe1olt leeog lpg eoo9. u both thooi
lnG1lpH1o4 Y J - ~ nishksas tb0e Z
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-17

ATS Prizes, amounting to.............. 1886 900
Application for ratos TO clubs should .
made only 70 tho once Of tho Company In
For further inform alton write olesrl,.
irving full address. POSTAL NOTES, Ex.
press Money Orders, or New York ETchanr,
In ordinary letter. Currency BIZ ETpres, Ia,
m. A. DAUPuIH,
Or n. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington. ID. o.,
or at west Court ST., Memphis, Tenn
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"R0BORO."


A t sGsa5ls ~ f iifsT md II SKg rsiiS
?ontains no Quinins or mineral Of any kind,
but 10 eompoSed Of harmless herbsi and 10 .
tsrsd 70 infants .itS perfsc, i'm renlts. III
not . purratiye, but Il an excellent apstissr,
lnviEoratcs, braces and builds NJ the system
from the besinnins, Not one person In .
S.1 4: .i has .,n,l; Gsili si,si scTI,n
i, and r.,aiisd 4 DIX ' %. ~ S 30 sIs' W ~.
will not forward 70 any address less than two
bottlesi and will guarantee that, II dirso-
lions are followed, two bottles will prompts
cure any case Of Oh aud Fever. only one
twelve. vsars Of sss. One bottle viii curs
several children under eight ysars Of ase.
for sale By drprsisu,
Lynchbprs. Va, Nov. q. lss.--Messrs.
Levi, 4 Bsnn.tii fosr Of nv children. be.
s,,ssr Nth ny brother and ss ~ y's al ,9.
bad obi y and foyer for several months, dur.
ms witch time the usual remedy, Quinins,
vas administered without benehciAf results.
Amer h,afinE Of the wonderful cures accom-.
ro." tried u In ny family, and not one 81
the ,lr ever had . single chill alter com.
menoins ia use. regard Il, without eToep-
ton, the yory best chill and ieysr remedy
mat l sHo" anything o. Ef'Pr',,ssllt
Of the arm Of Heard a As... foS SSssi
dl.nlAnd, Pi!,sylyania county. Va. Oeto-
BET ~ lss5-Messrs. Levi, A Bsnnettt
Nine Of my children hat chilis and fever I.
the zane tine. The psuai remedy. auinins,
was administered without benefit. All 81
Ten we're PROMPTLY, and snectuAlly cured By
the use Of "koboro" alone. Not one OH
nine bad 4 chill alter ,oommspelpk Iu us.
N pessaSd.' S,l,0, : :. Inos; YEATS.
~ ls@.1Mes,rs. Lsvis A Kenneth several
q my frleni, and had severe eases Of
chill. and feyer. We dispensed With The
usual rsmedies and used nothing bat
"koboro." which ts'uited 10 4 thorsuE
cure In each case. You viii oblise by isr.
s.rdIns ne case Of ,ssh,y; tour bottles.
A;,s;S' our yy:l.s, and . y es sI,,s
refer By permission 70 the folloulnr substan.
ual business men Of Lynehburs, where both
OF the manu- acturcrs q "Koboro' kays
Iesided for the last twelve years, M. D.
Manson, .Jr., Mayor OF Lynohburg, j, W.
lveyt cashier Peoples National hank Al.
len W. Iallsy, cashier First Nation All b.nt,
vhas' W.. Price, Commis'ionst Revenue
sSsn + Ed-ard'. prssIdsn, Tobacco Ks.o,
II you cannot procur. "Roboro" a, Won,
druggists. remit Ne t2.so and We will Tor.
vard two g,tlss 70 your nearest dspo, or
LEWIS A BENNETT,
hanufae'urer', Lynehburs. W
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The RAILROADS..


W. ]. BKRo, travelling passenger
agent Tor the Newport News and Mis-.
sissipPI Valley Company. 10 In the city
stthe Peabody.
THE X. C., M. a d. X r. 10 expected
tob running passenger trains through
70 Aberdeen and Birmingham by tie
l0.h Of osober.
W. N. MARSHALL, formerly Of the
Mississippi Valley road, but now with
the Louisville and Nashville. with
headquarters at Birmingham, IL 10
town.
ALI Of the roads eenisrlng At Mem.
phis will b. pushed 10 their u'moat
10 accommodate the crowds that will
come 10 Gee the President. The rates
will be about one fare for the round
trip.
Tue Gulf railroad announces that
they will sell round trip tickets 10 81
Louis on account Of the q. A. r. at
one fare. Tickets on sale September
gath 10 9Th, good 10 return until
October 9th.
Mn. CnAs. JosEs, Southern pamen.
ger agent Of the Gulf Route, returned
Thursday from Kansas City, where be
had been 10 look after a large number
oil Mormons, hesed through the
city Monday las. ute to Utah.
Mr.. A J. KNAPP, General Freight
and Passenger Agent Of the MissIs-
sippi and Tennessee railroad, accom-.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-17
Committee en- Export Ras,s.

New YoRK, September l6.-The
special committee on export rates up.
pointed at last Tuesdays conference
OF the Trunk Line Executive Commit.
tee and representatives Of the Central
Traffic Association held q meeting
yesterday at Commissioner Fink's Of.
fee, and, In effect, sgreed TO do away
with export rates. 1t was decided to
announce that, beginning next Mon.
day, all freishts iroa Western points
to the seaboard, whether destined for
expectation or not, shall be taken at
the regular rates TO the port indicated
as II for consumption there. II freight
be taken on through bills to Liverpool
or other foreign ports the ocean rate
shall BIO added. Because OF the ap-
parently hopeless instability OF ocean
rates, no attempt was made to engage
the steamship com panies In an effort
to sgree upon uniform through tariff.
Such an attempt would have caused
too much delay in view OF the com.
plants In all the sesboard cities OF the
discrimination prscticed under the
export rate system. But Q sub com.
mittee Of the conference was appointed
to see II O. me plan Of giving through
rates, satisfactory both 10 Western and
Eastern expUtera could not be dc.
vised. 1t will be two or three weeks
before this committee will make q re.
port.
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NeFaheFn Paci Ne.

NKw Yong, September 1.-THE
only business trspssc cd at tie meet.
Ing Of the Northern Pacific stock.
holders today was the announcement
Of the total vote. which was 754, 1893
shares. After receiving this an.
nouncment the new board OF directors
met. A resolution was unanimously
passed authorizing the president to
appoint committee OF three members
to consider the subject Of aud adjust
the differences exciting between the
Northern Pacific on the one hand and
the Union Psclfc and Oregon Rail.
road snd Navigation Com pany on the
other hand, and the president and
vice president were authorised to at
once enter into negotiations with the
executive officers OF the two last
named companies for the same pur.
pose. All the old officers we're re-
elected, except Second Vice President
Anderson, against whom Il Is state d
that universal dissatisfaction was en-.
pressed, and who will be given an op.
10 resign.
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Mortgage Deed md

sPRNorIKLD, H., september Is
The mortgage deed OF the st. Louis,
Alton and Springfield Railroad Com.
pany was filed ct the Office OF the
Secretary OF State today to secure the
issue OF the first mortgage bonds Of
the company upon Its line OF rail.
roads. The amount OF tho bonds and
mortgage Is fl.200,0C0, at the rata 81
o per cent. interest for thirty years.
The Fsrmers' Loan and Trust Com.
pany OF New York is trustee,
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panied By bis wife, left Thursday
evening By the Gull route for 81.
Louis, and from there they will take
an extended trip through the East.
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DunWes EurspsaD ueeel.
e:.asE q AdsgH. .na Main streets: streets: p hoons
Fer DAY. Hrst class Rsstaurant IN the
o.sla IN; DUITY 90 years with Pes
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REMEMBER-dh.t the pre.ssc. q
Early. who arc IN charge Of the drawings. u
W that The chances arc all equal, and thai
no enc can possibly divine what number
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